Difficult, stubborn or just knowing what he wants and consistently pursuing his goal? What really lies at the heart of an uncompromising run towards a target and what is the driving force behind this process? Why it is often seen as a character trait and a ‘state of mind’ that is even undesirable and is… Read More Be in Control vs. Instructional Control
There are still lots of countries, societies where having a disability or having someone disabled in the family is seen as a huge disgrace and cause of enormous embarrassment. For that reason often parents pretend to not notice anything strange in their kids’ functioning, ignoring the very first signs of neurodiversity, looking the other way.… Read More Detecting First Autism Signs – Age, Features, Variations
This is a subject we often think and speak about at home. The very first signs of the neurodiversity of our older boy. The signs that were constantly and effectively ignored by numerous pediatricians and specialists like dermatologists, neurologists, and ENTs. The signs I can spot in children surrounding me in my everyday life. And… Read More Denying the Very Early Autism Symptoms